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"We arrived late (@11pm) by car. We were tired, hungry, and just plain worn out! As soon as we arrived we were immediately helped with luggage and shown to our room. The kitchen had already closed but the manager made us a plate with bread, olives, and salad with a bottle of wine! It was fantastic! The house we rented was so clean and comfortable with a small kitchen and living room. The grounds were beautiful and the staff was so friendly. I would highly recommend this beautiful property! Our only regret is that we did not stay longer! *Just a note... don't use Google maps..use Waze! Otherwise you will be driving through every back alley in the town to get to the property! Haha..lesson learned! Thanks for a wonderful stay! Nicole "

"This was an incredible hotel. Quiet, the service was amazing and so comfortable. More boutique style and very authentic in decor and ambiance. I highly recommend this hotel and we will be back."

"A little oasis in the rural part of Skoura, with a beautiful garden, nice pool, and super friendly hosts."

"Fantastic experience "

"Great staff. Over all very satisfied. 5 star rating"

"Very attentive staff, beautiful property. Food was excellent. We really enjoyed our stay. "

"The staff at the hotel are the best "

"What an amazing hotel - it’s small, cozy, tastefully decorated, has a wonderful rooftop terrace for sunsets and stargazing. The staff working there are most friendly and helpful we encountered in our travels! "

"This property is beautiful and isolated, about 8 kms outside Ourzazate. It's set beautifully but star gazing might be the only thing that you could do around here in the evening. Staff is friendly and helpful. We did have 1 room that had heat issues (December time and heater didn't work) but they shifted us to a bigger room. Water was heated and the room heat was sufficient. Great beds and the comforters were thick and heavy keeping us warm. The staff got up early and served us breakfast before sunrise at 7:45 am as we were headed to Merzouga that morning."